And this movie, in fact is about 2 scientists, is a great work! The inclusion of Eddington is a good choice by the director. He could have made just a movie about Einstein, but the role of Eddington help to add different point of view but also show how, in real life, scientists collaborate to achieve a common goal. 59 items on this list; 5.5. Average Rating; 92h 0m. Total Runtime; $910.4M Total Revenue. Frank & Lola. Rule Number Three. Waking Madison.

The core of the video is a pedagogical workshop on the Theory of Special Relativity as part of the educational process conducted by our youth leadership. Not for the sake of understanding the theory itself, but using Einstein's particular discovery as a case study to demonstrate and walk people through real, as being something above sense perceptions or opinions. We end with reflecting on the principle of relativity in terms of social relations and individual identities or thought processes, asking the question - how was able to make his breakthrough? More great documentaries.

Wow, it's truly entertaining to read some of these negative comments in regards in Albert Einstein. To deny his intellectual genius, his influence in theoretical physics and his humble philosophy. Is only a deplorable attempt to start some sort of flame war with those of us who 'are' aware of his contributions to the better understanding of our universe. I personally feel that above all, his humanitarian efforts and philosophical influence supersedes his scientific achievements.

This prodigious man was truly a free thinker who refused to be owned by anyone or any country. He paved a way for people to think outside of the box, to not fear questioning authority and to be true to oneself introspectively. Regardless of outside opposition. His undeniable contribution to Science overshadows the other side of Einstein.

That being of a man who was not only an academic scholar, but a profoundly deep philosopher and humanitarian as well. I don't expect anyone here to actually be objective to this post, but that's okay because Einstein needs no defense against inadequate underachievers on a website comment board.

My intention in this post is not to incite a argument or debate about Einstein or to even address any of these ludicrous conspiracy theories. But rather to state my peace in honor of a man that is, without doubt, the most inspirational person of the 20th century. I did however take note of the pattern left by many of those flooding negative posts in this comment board, to have shockingly terrible grammar. So terrible that I personally feel embarrassed for them. Anyway, that's it. 'Einsteinians' are few and far between so I expect nothing that would be a positive contribution to myself personally.:-) Always and forever - in love with Einstein. Wow, it's truly entertaining to read some of these negative comments in regards in Albert Einstein.

To deny his intellectual genius, his influence in theoretical physics and his humble philosophy. Is only a deplorable attempt to start some sort of flame war with those of us who 'are' aware of his contributions to the better understanding of our universe.

I personally feel that above all, his humanitarian efforts and philosophical influence supersedes his scientific achievements. This prodigious man was truly a free thinker who refused to be owned by anyone or any country. He paved a way for people to think outside of the box, to not fear questioning authority and to be true to oneself introspectively. Regardless of outside opposition. His undeniable contribution to Science overshadows the other side of Einstein. That being of a man who was not only an academic scholar, but a profoundly deep philosopher and humanitarian as well. I don't expect anyone here to actually be objective to this post, but that's okay because Einstein needs no defense against inadequate underachievers on a website comment board.

My intention in this post is not to incite a argument or debate about Einstein or to even address any of these ludicrous conspiracy theories. But rather to state my peace in honor of a man that is, without doubt, the most inspirational person of the 20th century.

I did however take note of the pattern left by many of those flooding negative posts in this comment board, to have shockingly terrible grammar. So terrible that I personally feel embarrassed for them. Anyway, that's it. Free youtube download v3220 activation key. 'Einsteinians' are few and far between so I expect nothing that would be a positive contribution to myself personally.:-) Always and forever - in love with Einstein.

Spoken like a true dilettante of science history. Kindly explain and delineate from whom Einstein stole, what he stole, and how he 'stole' it. Do mean plagiarized many of his ideas the same way the physics community would 'plagirize' his disquisition on stimulation and spontaneous emission of photons 40 years after his publication on it (i.e. You mean the same way he 'plagiarized' special relativity, yet the people who you allege Einstein stole from didn't even understand their OWN theory--assuming he stole it, which history clearly shows he did NOT--enough to generalize relativity to non-local, non-inertial reference frames (i.e.